By Lisa Baertlein LOS ANGELES(Reuters) -Rates for shipping cargo containers from China to the U.S. have dropped by more than ...

A new wave of shipping containers from China is arriving to Port of Los Angeles and Long Beach, California, to beat an ...

When President Donald Trump’s historically high tariffs on China hit, they disrupted the supply chain and the flow of ...

American importers are getting a rare piece of good news amid worries about tariffs and consumer spending: ocean shipping ...

Trump's trade deal with China boosts global shipping, with rebounding rates, rising volumes, and a brighter long-term outlook ...

Even before tariffs were announced, the package-shipping company had been grappling with subdued shipping demand.

As trade talks conclude, the latest trade data shows a sharp drop in Chinese imports — the lowest level since the pandemic.

As the metal gangway lowers down, the crew gets to work securing the ship to the dockside – their bright orange jumpsuits dwarfed by the vast pink container ship behind them.

West Coast ports handle a significant percentage of China shipments and suffered large year-over-year volume hits in May. In California, Long Beach imports dropped 20.9% and Los Angeles fell 8.5%. In ...

Supply chain data shows the flip side to the drop in the trade deficit: an import surge has turned into a pause and small businesses face the most pain.

The United States was effectively cut off from the rest of the world. As the maritime historian Salvatore R. Mercogliano ...